Mingze Chen
Biographic Data
| ID | 6278537 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mingze Chen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mingze |
| FAMILY NAME | Chen |
| SIGNATURE | CHEN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of British Columbia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6732-4964 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Configuration Analysis of Transformation and Development Paths for Resource-Exhausted Cities
Promoting high-quality transformation and development of resource-exhausted cities is strategically important for advancing China’s overall urban modernization. To reveal the combined effects of the interaction among multiple urban development factors, this study employs a method that integrates dynamic qualitative comparative analysis with necessary condition analysis to explore the configurational effects in the transformation of 23 resource-ex…
A systematic review of the impact of the urban environment on the health of school-age children and adolescents
Evaluating the spatial-temporal impact of urban nature on urban vitality in Vancouver
Natural elements in urban environments enhance livability and health, strengthening urban vitality. However, existing research has primarily focused on physical indicators, with limited attention paid to the joint influence of behavioral and perceptual dimensions on urban vitality. To address this gap, this study integrates a spatiotemporal analytical framework encompassing three dimensions: natural elements, human perception, and activity divers…
Third Spaces to Represent Urban Greenery
In high-density cities like Hong Kong, green spaces are often characterized by fragmentation and uneven spatial distribution, which negatively impacts their accessibility and equity. To address this issue, studies have proposed the use of informal green spaces (IGSs) as a supplementary component to formal urban green spaces (UGSs). However, the spatial delineation and quantitative analysis of IGSs remain challenging due to the lack of standardize…
Who gets to use the street? Evaluate the utilization and inclusiveness using crowdsourced videos and vision-language models
The study proposes a framework for evaluating public street spaces. • We collect data from riders to build the largest known street dataset in Beijing. • We train a vision-language model to identify demographic groups and behaviors. • The study reveals uneven pedestrian patterns across age groups and street segments. Equitable access to public street spaces (PSS) represents a fundamental prerequisite for sustainable urban development, yet systema…
Adapting to change
COVID-19 reshaped forest-based visitor behaviour, creating lasting new normal trend. • Remote forest-immersive activities surged while popular routes saw less traffic. • Seasonal and spatial patterns decentralized, with more between-park movement. • Health crises highlight trees and forests role in supporting people’s health. • We offer insights for park management amid COVID-19′s new normal and future crises. The COVID-19 pandemic has substantia…
A systematic review of measurement tools and senior engagement in urban nature
Assessing the impact of urban amenities on people with disabilities in London
Examining the audiovisual therapy effects on hospital groups of varying linear canopy landscapes and those with hydrodynamic forces
Recent research has highlighted the beneficial effects of urban green spaces on physical and mental health. This study focused on the hospital population and innovatively subdivided the population into four groups: doctors, caregivers, patients and nurses. A total of 96 volunteers participated in this virtual reality experiment to assess the restoration of a linear canopy landscape and a landscape with different levels of hydrodynamics through in…
Assessing the Association Between Urban Amenities and Urban Green Space Transformation in Guangzhou
This study explores the intricate relationship between urban amenities and the transformation of urban green spaces (UGS) in Guangzhou, China, over the decade from 2013 to 2022. Amid rapid urbanization, maintaining and expanding green spaces has become increasingly challenging, especially in densely populated urban centers. This research utilizes remote sensing data and Point of Interest (POI) data to assess how different types of urban amenities…
The ‘peri-urban turn’
With the rapid pace of urbanization, urban sprawl has become a prevalent phenomenon, particularly in the global South, leading to the emergence of peri-urban spaces where rural-urban interfaces occur. These peri-urban areas exhibit dynamic and continuous interactions among social, economic, and environmental systems, offering valuable insights for fostering resilient futures. However, this aspect remains largely unexplored in current research due…
The ‘peri-urban turn’
With the rapid pace of urbanization, urban sprawl has become a prevalent phenomenon, particularly in the global South, leading to the emergence of peri-urban spaces where rural-urban interfaces occur. These peri-urban areas exhibit dynamic and continuous interactions among social, economic, and environmental systems, offering valuable insights for fostering resilient futures. However, this aspect remains largely unexplored in current research due…
Assessing the impact of urban amenities on people with disabilities in London
Examining the audiovisual therapy effects on hospital groups of varying linear canopy landscapes and those with hydrodynamic forces
Recent research has highlighted the beneficial effects of urban green spaces on physical and mental health. This study focused on the hospital population and innovatively subdivided the population into four groups: doctors, caregivers, patients and nurses. A total of 96 volunteers participated in this virtual reality experiment to assess the restoration of a linear canopy landscape and a landscape with different levels of hydrodynamics through in…
Assessing the Association Between Urban Amenities and Urban Green Space Transformation in Guangzhou
This study explores the intricate relationship between urban amenities and the transformation of urban green spaces (UGS) in Guangzhou, China, over the decade from 2013 to 2022. Amid rapid urbanization, maintaining and expanding green spaces has become increasingly challenging, especially in densely populated urban centers. This research utilizes remote sensing data and Point of Interest (POI) data to assess how different types of urban amenities…
The ‘peri-urban turn’
With the rapid pace of urbanization, urban sprawl has become a prevalent phenomenon, particularly in the global South, leading to the emergence of peri-urban spaces where rural-urban interfaces occur. These peri-urban areas exhibit dynamic and continuous interactions among social, economic, and environmental systems, offering valuable insights for fostering resilient futures. However, this aspect remains largely unexplored in current research due…
Third Spaces to Represent Urban Greenery
In high-density cities like Hong Kong, green spaces are often characterized by fragmentation and uneven spatial distribution, which negatively impacts their accessibility and equity. To address this issue, studies have proposed the use of informal green spaces (IGSs) as a supplementary component to formal urban green spaces (UGSs). However, the spatial delineation and quantitative analysis of IGSs remain challenging due to the lack of standardize…
Who gets to use the street? Evaluate the utilization and inclusiveness using crowdsourced videos and vision-language models
The study proposes a framework for evaluating public street spaces. • We collect data from riders to build the largest known street dataset in Beijing. • We train a vision-language model to identify demographic groups and behaviors. • The study reveals uneven pedestrian patterns across age groups and street segments. Equitable access to public street spaces (PSS) represents a fundamental prerequisite for sustainable urban development, yet systema…
Adapting to change
COVID-19 reshaped forest-based visitor behaviour, creating lasting new normal trend. • Remote forest-immersive activities surged while popular routes saw less traffic. • Seasonal and spatial patterns decentralized, with more between-park movement. • Health crises highlight trees and forests role in supporting people’s health. • We offer insights for park management amid COVID-19′s new normal and future crises. The COVID-19 pandemic has substantia…
A systematic review of measurement tools and senior engagement in urban nature
Assessing the impact of urban amenities on people with disabilities in London
Configuration Analysis of Transformation and Development Paths for Resource-Exhausted Cities
Promoting high-quality transformation and development of resource-exhausted cities is strategically important for advancing China’s overall urban modernization. To reveal the combined effects of the interaction among multiple urban development factors, this study employs a method that integrates dynamic qualitative comparative analysis with necessary condition analysis to explore the configurational effects in the transformation of 23 resource-ex…
A systematic review of the impact of the urban environment on the health of school-age children and adolescents
Evaluating the spatial-temporal impact of urban nature on urban vitality in Vancouver
Natural elements in urban environments enhance livability and health, strengthening urban vitality. However, existing research has primarily focused on physical indicators, with limited attention paid to the joint influence of behavioral and perceptual dimensions on urban vitality. To address this gap, this study integrates a spatiotemporal analytical framework encompassing three dimensions: natural elements, human perception, and activity divers…
Urban Green Space and Health (6 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Sustainable development (3 works) · Urban Heat Island Mitigation (3 works) · Urban planning (3 works) · Biology (2 works)